Cretans from Australia and NZ encouraged to attend 2024 National Youth Trip to Greece

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The Cretan Federation of Australia & New Zealand, in conjunction with CLIMS of the Hellenic National Defence General Staff, is hosting the 2024 National Youth Trip to Greece comprising of an educational, social, informative, historical, cultural and religious program.

This program is initially open to youth from the Federation’s Member Organisations in Australia and NZ, until the 18th of February 2024. It will then be opened to the other Greek youth. CLIMS will be covering the expenses for the Accommodation, Bus Transfers, Meals, Events and Tour Guides in Athens.

Each Youth participant must cover their international and domestic return airfares to Greece and back, as well as from Athens to Crete and back. The trip will take place on and around the Spring School Holiday Period commencing on Saturday 20th September 2024 to Sunday 5th October 2024.

Registration and Booking Cost is $300 per participant. Please note, this is non-refundable except in exceptional circumstances.

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